Video - Decisions, Ref's ETC

[Cal]

Thinking of doing a video like someone suggested in the match thread.

What ones can you think of?

 

[teppic]

aj's non pen at b'burn. the one where he was kicked up in the air.

 

[heatmeiser]

Obvious one is the Carragher assault on Lescott in the last minute.

 

[teppic]

aj trip at home to spurs.

 

[Onslow]

Put one together called "Rob Styles' Greatest Hits." Might be like one of Andy Warhol's old films and take days to watch.

 

[davids]

For me one of the big parts of watching football is the banter "was it over the line" "was it a pen" take that away and your getting towards American football .The game has done ok in it's present formi-sh for over a hundred years.Bring in too much high tec then what comes next sensors on the line to check for throw ins? lasers to check the ten yards from free kicks?

 

[Vim Fuego]

For me one of the big parts of watching football is the banter "was it over the line" "was it a pen" take that away and your getting towards American football .The game has done ok in it's present formish for over a hundred years.

I agree to a certain degree but there's so much money in football now that the game needs / demands professionalism at every level, not enough ex footballers are employed to get the decisions right, it's ( the fa ) full of fat [Poor language removed] who've never played the game making big and vital decisions and 75% of the time getting them wrong, football is an industry now so there's no room for mismanagement but sadly it prevails on a daily basis.

 

[heatmeiser]

I thought of a great idea last night after a few too many sherberts.

Each player should be made to sign an agreement when signing their initial professional contract. This agreement involves them completing one year compulsary service as a referee once their playing careers are over.

This idea is possibly the tits and (more likely) the most ridiculous, unrealistic concept ever.

But I like it.

 

[Vim Fuego]

I thought of a great idea last night after a few too many sherberts.

Each player should be made to sign an agreement when signing their initial professional contract. This agreement involves them completing one year compulsary service as a referee once their playing careers are over.

This idea is possibly the tits and (more likely) the most ridiculous, unrealistic concept ever.

But I like it.

I don't see why not, most players are encouraged to study when joining clubs at an early stage in their careers and it seemingly works for them, so why not the reverse . Though i'd doubt that it could be made to compulsory.

 

[Cal]

Need more peeps.